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Leaning Barn of Prairie
 
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Photographer  Les Anderson {Karma:555}
Project N/A Camera Model Prntax MZ-50
Categories Film Format
Portfolio Lens  
Uploaded 10/8/2002 Film / Memory Type Kodak Supra 800
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About This structure is typical, but vanishing, on the
Canadian Prairie. Farmers don't seem to want to demolish old
buildings. They plow around them and leave them standing (in this case leaning)
In time these buildings will be nothing but firewood.
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There are 7 Comments in 1 Pages
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Les Anderson   {K:555} 10/8/2002
Hi Becky!
I see you are from Vancouver. I moved from Vancouver out to Manitoba in1999. I became interested in
photography while in Vancouver. I have many pictures of old buildings near this site. Check out my group of
pictures. There is another one there as well as an old truck. Most of my pictures are B/W and I wil be posting soon.
You might want to head East to Chilliwack, Langley and Abbotsford. There are buildings out that way.
As for the prairies, there are still lots around but are falling. Many pictures I have taken, out here in the last 3 years have since collapsed.
Hope to hear more from you as I post, assuming you like old buildings.
If you ever come out to the Prairies, I could give you a tour.

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Becky V   {K:9699} 10/8/2002
I'm always looking for abandonded rural buildings to shoot, but I think I have to move out to the Prairies to find them! This looks great, but I was wondering if you took more shots at this location. Though the composition is fine as is and is a good study of the barn itself, it would also be nice to see a little more vista or horizon to give the barn some context.

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Les Anderson   {K:555} 10/8/2002
If you have the time, if you click onto my name and see all my stuff! there is a picture of that truck
titled "not any more".
Boy, I guess I should clear the moths out of my wallet and get more equipment. I don't even know what a
PS channel mixer is. I do have a book and I will look it up and learn more.
I also need to get some filters as many of my pictures have a "washed out" effect.
Your help is noticed and appreciated. Thank you

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Joffre Swait   {K:626} 10/8/2002
No, Les, I didn't see the image you refer to. Sounds like an interesting project, however, and eminently suited to black and white. Have you used PS Channel Mixer to convert color images to B&W? Very flexible, almost makes you want to shoot exclusively in slides and decide later how to present the image ... almost! I just can't seem to let go of the B&W negatives, however ... :>)

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Les Anderson   {K:555} 10/8/2002
Sooooooo there is a member who likes B/W shots of old structures. I have several that I will post in future.
Your comments when they are posted would be appreciated.
I am working on a collection of various old structures and discarded farm equipment. Did you see the one
of the remnants of a truck with barbed wire thrown in that I posted on October 3rd,
entitled "Not any more"?

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Joffre Swait   {K:626} 10/8/2002
Les, you might want to try this in B&W ... it might work better?

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Reynaldo Guimaraes   {K:2422} 10/8/2002
Great, Great, Les.
Beautiful.

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